Yup - all our 250W models are fully legal in WA. No rego, no licence, no insurance needed. Just hop on and ride.

Under WA law, e-bikes are street legal if they:

Have a 250W motor (max)

Cut out at 25km/h

Require pedalling (aka no throttle-only starts)

And that’s exactly what we sell. So you’re good to go

Depends how hard you’re pushing it - but up to 100km+ on a single charge if you treat her right (light pedalling, low assist, no hills of death). The range drops if you're full boost, full throttle, or towing 3 cases of beer.

About 4-6 hours. Plug it in like your phone. Except this one actually gets you somewhere.

Short answer: yes. Long answer: yes, but don’t take it swimming. Our bikes are water-resistant, not waterproof.

In the 250W version (the legal one), no - you’ll need to pedal to activate the motor.
On the 1000W off-road beast version… let’s just say it moves real quick. (Only legal off public roads.)

Most models can carry up to 150kg, including you + your groceries + your emotional baggage.

Yep - double bench seat, double the good times. Just make sure they hold on tight and buy you snacks.

Local support. Local servicing. Local humans. We’ve got your back (and your battery).

Flick the red battery switch to ON. Hold the Power button on the keypad until the screen lights up. Pick your Pedal Assist level (PAS 1-6) depending on how fast or chill you want to ride.

Plug in the original DiroDi charger. If you're charging with the battery still on the bike, make sure the red switch is OFF.

Always unplug it once it's full - don't leave it charging overnight.

PAS = Pedal Assist System. It gives you motor boost while you pedal.

PAS 1 = cruisy (max range)

PAS 6 = zippy (faster but drains battery quicker).
Set it to 0 if you want to pedal manually like a regular bike. here

Set PAS to 1 or higher first.

Push the grey toggle IN to turn throttle “always on” (up to 6km/h for 250W bikes).

Toggle OUT for cruise control.

Need help walking the bike? Hold the “–” button to activate walk assist.

Step-by-Step:

Turn off the bike completely.

Hold the throttle fully twisted (wide open).

Hold brake lever at the same time.

While holding throttle + brake, do this:

Turn the bike ON, wait 1 second, then turn it OFF.

Repeat ON > OFF a total of 3 times.

So: ON → OFF → ON → OFF → ON → OFF (while holding throttle + brake).

Then release the throttle and brake.

Turn the bike ON one final time.

Throttle is now unlocked (full-speed throttle mode enabled).

To Lock It Again:

Repeat the same exact process (throttle + brake hold, on/off x3, then final on) - the bike will revert to the default limited mode (6 km/h throttle cap).

To request the unlock code:

• Visit: dirodi.com.au/unlock-code-request
• Provide:
– Your name & email
– Your state (e.g. VIC, NSW)
– Bike serial number
– Proof of purchase
• Sign the off-road usage disclaimer

Important:
This mode is for off-road or private property use only.
Using unlocked power/speed on public roads may void your warranty or violate road laws.

Road riding: 30 PSI

Off-road trails: 20 PSI

Beach riding: drop to 15 PSI

Check tyre pressure monthly to keep your ride smooth.

Jot down your serial number (on the frame).

Use a solid U-lock, and consider adding a GPS tracker (e.g. AirTag or third-party unit).

Avoid leaving it locked up outside overnight if possible.

Give it a quick once-over now and then

Tighten wheel nuts every 3 months

Wipe down with a damp cloth (no hosing!)

Lube the chain after cleaning

Store the battery between 10–25°C

Book a Rodi Haus Tech Check every 6–12 months to keep it running sweet

Yep - just set PAS to 0 and pedal manually. Keep in mind it’s a heavy bike.

Sure can! The seat is designed for two. Max total weight is 150kg.

Turn bike ON

Hold ‘–’ button to activate motor assist while walking beside it

Turn bike ON

Hold ‘+’ + ‘SET’ for 5 seconds

Hold ‘+’ + ‘–’ to enter password mode

Use ‘+’/‘–’ to change digits, ‘SET’ to move

Hold ‘SET’ to save

To change password: Hold ‘SET’ + ‘–’, enter old code, set new

To deactivate: Hold ‘+’ + ‘SET’ for 5 seconds

Unlock throttle first before setting a passcode